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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-07-14

1t is remarkable coincidence that
the soldiers who did the best fighting
OH both sides during the war stopped
i'll 1865, and hav'nt had OH any war
paint since. Gen. Sherman who
made the famous march from Allan.
ia to the Sea-" is a representative OF
the true soldier element. while Gen.
Larrabee, who remained hid away
about Clerlnont during allthose years
of civil strife, has just besmeared his
face with war paint, and shouts
'.whos afraid"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-07-14

The Lansing Journal. speaking Of
the Dubuque Telegraph's suggestion
that the democrats nominate Gen
Weaver for Governor asks: lis Gen
james Ii. Weaver a democrat." If
democracy means devotion to the
cause Of the people he is. If it means
Shylock. Wall street, corporate rob-
beers. and a perpetual bonded debt.
4, - ,af
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Des Moines Leader: All good Iniun s
are the dead ones, aud If the New
York Times is reliable. a! the good
Chambers who have won name and
fame as republican statesmen are
dead. The Times says: The repub!i-
can party owes Il great deal to Iacha-
riah Chandler. but precious little 10
William f. Chandler.
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History REPEATS Itself.

So do the thousands of consumers
OF DR.. Harter's Liver Pills repeatedly
testify 70 their being the best. cheap
est and most efficient. as we'll as, in
all respects. the most satisfactory
Liver Pill in the market. For sale by
all druggists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-07-14

In the decline of life. infirinities be-
set lis to which orr youth and ,natu-
rits were strangers. o,lr kidneys and
liver are subject TO arrangement but
nothing equals DIR. J. II. McLean's
Liver and Kidney Balm as regulator
of these organs. 41n3
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Red Po!led Norfolks Tor sale; clear
red color and hornles@, a fine milk
ing breed. Come and Gee them. or
address me at Cresco Iowa. At
home on farm Tuesdays and We'd
nesdays, and mt Recorders Office
Cresco, on Mondays.
37tf S. A. CONVERSE.
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SaIesmenWa

We are In want OF few more good men to
canvass for the sale OF choice varieties OF
Nursery stUck. TO linen who can make sue.
or commission and give permanent employment
We have many new and choice specialtips,
both In the fruit and ornamental line, which
others do not handle.
Address q once, with references,
l.. L. MAYA Co., Nurserymen,
3bf0 ST. PAUL, MINI.
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wANTEn LADIES TO WORK FOR
" xAN : C0 Us a. their homes. 81 TO
SO per week can b. quietly made. No photo
painting: no canvass.ng. For full particulars,
please address. 1t once, CRESCENT ART CO.,
l47a MIX st. Boston, Mass Box 5i7O. c6tl
Whitewashing, Plastering, Kalso.
mining, and any other work to make
the house clean and neat. try 81. G..
Berry, who Is atill on earth. 3Otf
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Articles Of Incorporation Of the Cresco Land and Mining Synd
cate Of Cresco, iowa.

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puriNes the Blood

Henry Biegs, Campbell Street, Kansas City,
had scr0ful0us sores all over his body for
fifteen yeara Hoods Sarsaparilla completely
cured him.
Wallace Buck. Of North Bloomfield, N. T.,
suffered eleven years with terrible varicose
ulcer on his leg, % bad that he had TO give
up business. He was cured Of the ulcer. and
also Of catarrh, BY
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Hoods sarsaparllla

IL the most popular and successful medicine
before the public today for purifying the
blood, giving strength, creating an appetite.
II suffered from wakefulness and low
spirits, and also had eczema on the back OF
my head and neck, which was very annoying.
took one bottle OF Hoods Sarsaparilla. and
I have received 10 much benefit that I am
very grateful, and am always glad to speak
good word for this medicine" Mrs. J. 8.
SxYDER, Poatsvllle, Penn.
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The Oft Told Story

VI the peculiar medicinal merits II Jiood's
SarsapaTilla Is fully confirmed by the solun-
4aTy testimony Of thousands who have tried
Il. Peculiar In the combination, proportion,
and preparation Of Its ingredients. peculiar
In the extreme care with which II Is put
up, Hoods Sarsaparilla accompiisies cures
where other preparations entirely fail. Pecu-
liar In the unequalled good name II has made
at home, which Il = "tOwer Of strength
Abroad peculiar in the phenomenal sales
Is has attained.
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Philadelphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10-The win
4 ners In the recent six days ge.as. you
" please walking match got their IL one,
2 yesterday.
strokel received So Ooo, and in addi
tion be In said to have won $500 on ,
on MIN
ALDER. got 81 600. Normac $500 and
hart, the plucky colored man, $500
Ihe other walkers vera each given n
ten-doilar bill. In addition several Of
them picked up from SIS to SIS.
Guerrero. the Californian who won
the i've mile RAINING race on SATURDAY.
night. came in for $35 and Burnp, sec
ond, SIS.
A disorderly he at 1420 TItzwater
street was raided early yesterday morn
Ing BY the First district police. The
proprietor. Frank Monaghan. aud II
inmates were arrefted. Magistrate
Brown held Monaghan for trial under
5000 bail, and the others we're placed
under bonds to keep tho pssce The
house was formerly kept by . man who
was called "Shanty Joe," and has been
raided several times.
Harris Hopkins and IsAac Henry,
two c0lored resid ents OF Forty second
street, below Market, INDUCED in
street fight on Sunday night at Thirty.
seventh and Spruce streets, during
which HoDkiDa stabbed Henry In the
hip, infiictlng q serious injury. Henry
was taken home and Hopkins was ar. |
rested. Yesterday Magistrate Randa. | |
held him In $500 bail for trial.
Iw0 Cinnamon who were passing IL b |
and Wood streets on Sunday evening
we're attacked by two men One OF the
Ceiestiais fled. bu. his companion.
Cheng I.rns, Of 1927 Sou'h Second ct
was Knocked down aud nm attempt Was
made to rob him. His cries for assist.
ance frightened off his assaiiants, and
they ran on. Wood s.Ies. and made
their escape.
Pat Farrell, tho prgiiist who"knock.
ed out Domiuick NJ cCnffrey land benny
KelleRher, Port Richmond rival, met
zach other at Somerset and Salmon
streets on Sunday morning Farrell
knocked his opponent into tho gutter
And htlle9her drew q knife and cut
Farrell eighty on fraer. Eoarrests
were made.
John Snyder, about 70 years old,
committed suicide some time duringl
sunday night or yesterday morning by
hanging himself in his bedroom. He
eft q note saying that young woman
Vas the cause Of his taking his life.
While looking for base bali players In
ne Second street woods, on Sunday
Patrolman Starts WAS struck
IN the head and knocked ipsensib.e by
stone thrown ty An unseen person.
The strike OF the stove mouiders In
his city Is reportei to be practically at
m end. Most OF the men returned to
he foundries Monday, and 1t 10 said
'us TO worl, on the 81. Louis patterns.
The sixty stevedores employed by
dicbael Howletts went on strike yes
erdsy. 1t was reported that Mr.. How !
etts bad secured as many men at the !
'sy offered AS he desired.
Henry Sha wbacker, IS years oil !, was
rowned in the Scbuylkill river, at
'oint Breeze, yesterday.
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A Word to The Wise

With the advent of another spring /
am better prepared tban eversto cater
to the wants of my patrous, and int
public ger orally, with u full and com
piete line OF the latest designs Aid
novelties in cloths and cssoiIneres Tor
spring ana suTlmer sui.ings.
Inis season We pIeAent richer and
more elaborate stock OF sui,inzs from
which to se'eet ircm Ny work In the
past 10 o AUsIantee that q perfect a.
VIII be secut.u, while the excellence of
the workmanship Will be- Ut the usual
high standard.
We work for tho lest interests of our
patrons, and trial Ia all that l., desired
10 convince You tuat for style, quality
ard ,owpess OF prioo We oannct 90 sur
passed. Jas Harding, meicnant tailor,
SIG Frep oh street.
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MIR. Beecher on Dancing

| People ask me frequently, "Do you
think that there is any harm in dane
ing?" No, do not. There is much
good in it. "Do you, then, object &c
dancing parties'" No; in themselves,
l do not. But where unknit youth,
unripe muscle, unsettled and unhard
ened nerves, arc put through an ex.
cess OF excitement, treated with slim
ulants, fed irrcgularly and with I'M
wholesome food, surrounded with
gayety which is excessive, and which
Is protracted through bours when they
should be asleep, l object, not because
OF the dancing, but because of the dis
slpation. 1t is taking the time that
nnquestionably was intended for sleep.
and spending it in the highest state OF
exhilaration and excitement. The
harm is not in the dancing ITSELF for if
they danced as do the peasants, in the
open air, upon the grass under the
trees, and in the day, it might be COM
mended, not as virtuous, but still as
belonging to those negative things
that may be beautiful.
But the wassail in the night, the
wastefulness-I will not say of pre-
cious hours, for hours are not half so
precious as nerves are-the dissipation,
continued night after night, and week
after week through the whole season,
1t is this deprecate as eating out the
very life. l am not superstitious of
OF observances, but am always thank.
ful that there are forty days of lent in
the year, when folks can rest from
their debauches and designations; when
no round of excessive excitement in
the pursuit of pleasure is permitted to
come in and ruin the health and cripple
the natural powers of the young.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-11

AS to Sir Charles Young, the autho,
of Jim, the Penman," green room
gossip says he is Knight Of the Bath,
who has had some business connec.
ton with the Canadian Pacific railroad
and has all his life been dabbling in
play, generally writing over the heads
OF the people, but possessed some reso-
lutte, central idea. lie has never had
q great success until the present, which
ran nearly year in England and is
now taken of there. 1t was played at
the Haymarket, and Agnes Booths
part was done by Lady Moncton, on
whom Sir Charles used to be soft.
Lady Moncton and all the little
Youngtons" is the latest green room
Wit. Sir Charles is o polite man, past
the middle age Mr. Palmer told me
he had paid him over $4,000 upon
this one, piece.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-11
He Sat DOUu-

a sanity individual who tried to
oner up prayer at a meeting of his
eTeoitors ia Queen Victoria street,
New York, not long ago, did not get
as far as "Amen" on that occasion.
Among his creditors was rough
ocotchman, who, as soon as he got
over his amaZement at the coolness of
the proceedings. shouted out: sit
coon, ye dommed Internal heepocreet.
Ii we say anither wurd to the ALMIGHTY
IN my presence dom me if I dinna
Kick ye." The creditors roared, the
petitioner sat down, and the business
OF The meeting proceeded in the man
ner usual on such occasions.
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Serious Charge.

John L Cordrey, proprietor of q
aivery stable near Broad and Mt. Yer.
nnn streets, Philadslphia, Frank Smith.
~ years old, Thomas White, IL years,
and Samuel Hulley, 10 years, were
charged on Tuesday before Mapistrate
Element with enticing seven girls,
ander the age of 10 years, to the stable
,or immoral purposes. CorGrey was
oound over on the charge OF harbcring
Two childron, and allo wing the IN TO ire.
quent his ftao and cffice, and the
o.ners on the charge of assault Toe
siirs are In the nussody OF the Society
TO Protect Children from Crueltv.
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The Chicago News publishes tho tex

The Chicago News publishes the text
of long circular said to have been
sent out by Local Assembly 8l33, of
Portland. Oregon, TO all prominent
Knights of Labor and secretaries of
assemblies In California, Oregon, Colo.
RADIO, Nebraska, ii inots, Michigan and
Missouri. The circular deDounces
General Master Workman Powderly
for his rejoicings over tho result of the
Chicago municipal election and EN-.
bodies resolutions passed by the assem- :
bly, demanding that Powderly be de-
posed from office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-11

An Old physician retired nom practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma.
tsrrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Oom
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, has
felt 1t his duty to mako IL known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and a desire 10 relieve human suffering, l
will send tree OF charge, to all xhu desire II,
this recipe, III u erman, French or D. ngiish
with full directions for preparing and using
Sent 10y mail by address ing with stamp
naming this paper, W. A. MOVES ,il4e Row.
er's Block, Rochester. N. y. ly-eow W
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Watche, Cheap as r,yor.

Albert E. Williamson has removed
his Jsweiry AMI watch N making estab
lishmert from 80 French stieel to 10,
West Eighth street, whtrs he Is pre-
pared to furnish watches, clocks aud ali
Kinds OF Jeweiry q, cheap "a ever. He
viii spare o rains to serve his custom.
era with the best of W, tches, CLOCKS,
rings. chains, I'M 0lems and all else per.
tainiog to his line of business at the
very lowest prizes, guaranteeing salts
faction Mt all times. Thankful for past
favors, he desires continuance of the
same.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-11

sigh. ea-thq nake b II ks contlp us at
intervals In Nav Mexico, Arizona
aud Sonora. A fssure opened In Ari.
iona, which extended from near Ban.
son 10 h!ssen miles below Tres Alan or.
distance altogether Of twenty. i've
niitS AnoSner fssura is reported
seventy five mica from Tnscon. which.
"hsn isopeDet, ~ rev mud aud water TO
great height The belief that q VOL
csno had broken out In Sonora was
caused by the friction from rocks fall.
~ oomn the mountain sides, which
i9nited the woods.
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The Yacht Priscilla.

The yacht Priscilla left New Castle
yesterday morning for New York, and
1t Is tt ought that sho will now prove to
be the fastest craft sfoas. 4ixy.one
square feet have been added to the
board surface of her kasl, new mast
that allows 500 feet add Itional main
eail, the foIeaail has been increased in
size, and twenty feet has bsen I'd ded to
the centre board.
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CLOSING OUT SALE

and " vs,fo to fai,ing health, fer nv ,.,.o
Clot linz 'u s, s.ocs OF goods AID substa% |,
sists OF dress-. bbps sr cent discount it con.
sprias; ooats and vests for men and h. us, odd
liner as sdimlner, faii and winter. Sloa .c
AMI strs sna gents osbas. travelling ' Sass
ays-ais, ,p9ps, sIHl n, shirts, underwesr,
VIC ss.e!iss tu!penders sss usves' noseriss
10 the pi lfsee albums, trin.minps ana ycna u
'ciock; o, bsq Saturday evenings untll 'h 10
VIII esi! mv ss,p o until O'CLOCK. Use
'et street, v iIm roiS AMI dwelling, III Mar
9fioe and on essv a. t, Delaware, at a lair
a2J cod Ban 'efms.
CYRUS STERN.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
RELIEF TO THE FAMIsHING PUBLIC
"Char!ic" Kyle is by word in every
household A generation remembers
him gratefully, Tor during many years he
has ministered to suffering humanity,
scorched and famished by summer thirst.
giving with q generous hand the most
deliciously refreshing Ice Cream a yearn-
ing palate coul wish.
With the coming summer he proposes
to do as he has done in the past, but
on greater scale. His already large
mandatory ut the northeast corner of
SIXTH AND ORANGE STREETS, hrs
been extended, improved, and new facli-
tics for cream manufacturing introduce d.
mo tt
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LIES Prizes amounting t,..........SI,o 3s, 600
tor Club katts. o. any further informa.
tion apply 10 the undersigned. Your rama.
writiog must tie distinct and signature
plain. mtre rapid return mail delivery
will na assured ~ your enclosing an Envei.
tpo boring your full ado ress.
SEED POSTAL NOTES. EAPRtSS
Money OrderG, or New York Exchange
In ordt1isry iet.er. Currency oy exp7oss,
lat our oxpense) addressed
ID. a .DAUPHIN,
Mar
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MRkET sTREET
fSyyE ,Ec0ND
EHllDRtS'S WEEK

iiiOi;i ira ,ony tino :,
EsM d s. ia. a an5 ,t 10y,
\ p, ' '.r 80 elst and
sa,.; ..,e,.f = , III WI VIII !
M iri.i. st.,oo N0'ne
-;Iac...5,d.,on Or boot
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a telegram from Denver, Colors do,
states that 8. W. France, formerly OF
Milford. and printer By trade, las
Committed suicide nv shooting himself
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y E4tSIEh'- uRUEh.
IL REtiSTER'- OFFICE,
new CASTLE COUNTY, bcI..


Aprii 18th. 1857.
Upon the application OF Mary McHush.
ExtcutriN OF james McHugh, late OF viii
mifg on Hundred, in said county. dece ,sad
u Is ordered and Gi:octed by the he1is;er
mat tho txecutrix aforese ID give notice q,
Srantiag OF letters Documentary upon tn,
estate OF the deceased, with the date O;
granting thereof, BY CHASING advertisement
% De po:ted within forty days from the date
Oh sucA letters in six OF tho uost Dublje
places OF tho county OF New Castle. reouir.
lpY al persons having demands againsp tht
estate to p-esett the sane, or abide by ar
Act 81 Assembly In such case made and pro
tIdeHi and Ill 30 cause tie same to be insert
eu within the came period IN the DAILY Nm
sCbLicAS. newspaper publ hel In VII
!aihet"n, Del, End to DO continued thereir
three weeks, te.o.d
Given uudcr tho hand and Sea
8. OF ONCE c! tho Register aforesaid
- at Wilmington, in Now Onstit
ooonty Aforesaid, the day and year aboy.
JOHN K. BRADFORD. Rcgis.sr
NciIcE.- All persons having claimt
asa,hst the estate OF tho deceased must pre
s y. the sAire.huly attested TO the Execrtr,x
IN OF Deiore pril 10th. 1853. or abide IN.
yidtd. MAKy n,cuIsaI pio'
Address. Wilmington. Del. ma aw.eod
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OonRisExenorn,

We, the undersigned BANKS and Bankers
VIII pay all Prizes drawn in The I.ou;s,ana
state Lotteries which may be presented .,
our counters.
j. II OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana
National Hank.
r: LANAUx, Pres. State National
Bank.
a. BALDWIN,. Pres ". q. wat,J VIZ
CARL kOuN, Pres. Union NaiiOnal
Bank.
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|v- l.,, i,.s for it.pp,- ,, A.sg
li1s u & 5n' ss7s;y!sl is;3;, SO w. .
tlRD l. w" mist
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.NgRHAllO VOL Nc
-AN, :, y .tic store. mosticn II
ir.il.i ,s.i n retail trade;also
ap' y v. I. tnis office m9'ti
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Grand Semi-A nnual Drawing
In the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, June IA, 1887,
1Oo. 900 Tickets at Twenty DoIIsrs each
~ aivss $40; Quarters rs; Tenths ~;
Twentieths &I
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;s.5IssoSs, wa ...,,sTsn, s , Or
4 a'I q ~ !. s', ssss,,nnI,S,ai..,ss, 81 y
WlrilgIoa i70-,f
H.. rtreet. -
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SILL. A TRIMMING
E,tvu.si, 10 vood Il cation
n .,srl,. Thinning store.
\. sS milo Il
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N NhIEv--.PLEASANT
~ G,';9li n;lri at ). W.
40 A.s 'Isc,s. plT-ett
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,.,i sss "a {, 's s S ss,s e, s,
,,,; ;,ss'lse;ss s., q, . as;'.sssa 4. =
10 ws,arn MIN; p s.ss.sf
Wy iii tho same
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:, Il 4 '; yss |: :, s \ 81 IN i.
\ 4 '.iss &c; = 2 , :,!:f' + { !? F.
ID /. .d, ss,s. 81 T.. pnll,. N. o.!|
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.11.IIEs TO LEARN
Z American a ,sdi thoroughly
idns a., a.. wraps wraps, ETC., made i 10
,n %, P Eing Street. as--m-eodf
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ElBOrr 100 QUARTS
Yi,r,,Ctamcry Fourth and
''' ml0-4td-l.w.
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h ,clRL TO LEA IN
W., Ms {. A. GLAND
,iilt lnl0.2tt
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H. GOOD BLACK
~. .hprsa; The Novelty
.,i,at French It's. mlo-2if
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FER AND " II 1T T.
y uNtflly. Return 70 9Th
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-11

E,oK KENT.
S3l VanBuren street, front yard and porch
trent SIS. elv East 9th street, store and
dwelling, SIS. col West Front street, store
and dwelling, el6. 7o6 East Sixta street,
rel SIS. J. j. PIERCE
al3eod.tf No. D Wes. 7th ST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-11

DOR RENT.-TaIRD FLO OR OF
T. building, al Marset street, suitable
for Lodge room. Apply to
a"s-u JAMES MORROW.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-11

ESOR RENV'-CUHNER STORE PROP
u city; good location. Apply to ROB.
,NSOk, Room 2, Ivory Evening building
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